7.Question 7You want to check the string stored in an update_status variable. When it contains a value of "incomplete", you want to print a "schedule update" message. Right now, this conditional statement is not correct. What are the problems with this conditional statement? Select all that apply.if update_status != "incomplete" print("schedule update")1 pointThe line with print("schedule update") should not be indented. The operator should not be !=. It should be ==. There should be quotation marks around the variable update_status. A colon (:) is missing at the end of the conditional header.

2.Question 2Which conditional statement prints the message "account locked" when the value of failed_logins is 3 or higher? 1 pointif failed_login_count != 3:    print("account locked")if failed_logins >= 3:    print("account locked")if failed_login_count == 3:    print("account locked")if failed_login_count > 3:    print("account locked")

1 pointWhich of the following if syntax is correct?if condition:# will execute this block if the condition is trueif condition {# will execute this block if the condition is true}if (condition) # will execute this block if the condition is trueNone of the above

Identify which keyword would you use to add an alternative condition to an if statement?

Question 1What do we do to a Python statement that is immediately after an if statement to indicate that the statement is to be executed only when the if statement is true?1 pointBegin the statement with a curly brace {Start the statement with a "#" characterUnderline all of the conditional codeIndent the line below the if statement

Which of the following statements is true about the "if" statement?Marks : 1Negative Marks : 0Answer hereThe "if" statement can exist without the "else" statementThe "else" statement can exist without the "if" statementBoth "if" and "else" statements are mandatory in any programThe "if" statement is optional and can be omitted